Insurance Loophole/non-payout Clause?

You are being paranoid!

Your general duty is to keep the bike roadworthy not collect dealer stamps in the logbook (just as a manufacturer cannot invalidate a warranty because it was non-dealer serviced but it WAS serviced.). The important thing is roadworthiness not absolute adherence to a schedule itself designed for the most adverse operating conditions.

Vehicle inspectors/assessors routinely check such things and from bald tyres onwards have a pretty good idea where mechanical defects arising from want of maintenance might come into play. If you ride the brake pedal you can kill pads in far less time than a service schedule says ‘change ‘em’.......now that would cause an accident.

 

I'm with @Callumity and @Dozers Dad you are ok as long as the you can demostrate the bike has been maintained irrespective as to whethere it was you or triumph dealer.

 

not a surprise

 

Are Carole Nash insurers recommended by the forum members? I have a new street arriving next week , so I'm looking for decent insurance.

 

Thank you.